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SPORTS I t ' f 1 - 5 cJ J AT TAILBACK - Alan Mc- Kinnis, above, ex - Ashland high player, is probable start er for Southern Oregon col lege when it plays the Oregon Tech football team at Ash land, Saturday night. Cellers Warns Major Leagues Washington -(DPD The chair man of the House judiciary committee warned big league baseball today that it would invite "strong" anti-trust legis lation if the Washington Sen ators moved to Minneapolis. Chairman Emanual Celler (D-N.Y.) served notice that any move by the Washington club "will give me more am munition and impetus" to push a baseball anti-trust bill in the next session of Con gress. . , Celler also accused Senators owner Calvin Griffith of "go ing back on his word to Con gress and to the people that he wouldn t move. Aparicio, Fox, Wynn Unanimous Choices For All-Star Team By FRED DOWN United Press International New York DPD Luis Apari cio and Nelson Fox, the Chi cago White Sox brilliant dou ble play combination, were unanimous choices today on a United Press International 1959 American league All-Star team that does not include a single New York Yankee. Two other members of the American league champions - West Chester Rated Second New York -40PB- Mississippi Southern strengthened its grip on first place today in United Press International's small college ratings and West Chester (Pa.) Teachers regain ed second place in a shuffle effecting every other position in the top 10. . . : New York (UPI) The United Press International small - college football ratings (first-place votes and won-iost records in parentne sese): - 1. Miss. Southern 32 (2-1) ; 407 2. West Chester (Pa.) Teachers 2 (3-0) .244 3. Delaware 2 (3-0) 154 4. Mont. St. Coll. 1 (3-1) 147 5. Miami (Ohio) (2-1) 132 6. Middle Tenn St. (4-0) 127 7. East Texas St. 1 (3-1) 124 8. Ohio University 3 (3-0) 112 9. Chattanooga (2-2) 101 10. Buffalo (N.Y.) (2-1) 79 11. Bowling Green (Ohio) 1, 63; lz, Lamar lech (lex.), 60; 13, Ari zona State College, 44; 14 (tie) Memphis State and Hillsdale (Mich.), 43 each; 16, Northeastern (Okla.), 38; 17, Butler (Ind.), 32; 18, Kent State (Ohio), 30: 19 (tie), Texas A&I, Xavier (Ohio) and Louisiana Tech, 29 each. Frank Rector On Pilot Squad : Portland-(CPD-Coach Al Ne gratti today greeted six let- termen as basketball practice started at University of Port land. - The lettermen include Jim Altenhofen, Chuck Rogers, Frank Hector, Doug Stewart, Roland Carpenter and . Bill Garner. YANKS RECALL PITCHERS ; New York tDPp The New York Yankees have recalled pitchers Bill Short, Johnny James, Ed Dick, Bill Bethel, George ' Haney and Harold Stowe, outfielder D e r r o n Johnson and first - baseman Frank Leja from minor league farm clubs. The Yankees also announced that they have as signed outfielders Gordon Windhorn and Dick Sanders, first - baseman John Jaciuk and pitchers Gary Blaylock and Rudy Serrett to Rich mond of the International league. '- - v HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE . United Press International The Boston Bruins owed their fast start in the National Hockey league today to their "uke line" of Bronco Horvath, Johnny Bucyk . and Vic Sta suik. All three men figured in the scoring Wednesday night as the Bruins wiped out a three-goal deficit in defeating the New York Rangers, 4-3, at Madison Square Garden. It was pace-setting Boston's third victory- in four, games and the fourth straight defeat for the winless Rangers. The Detroit Red Wings pull ed into second place in the infant NHL race, one point back of the Bruins, by defeat ing the Chicago Black Hawks, 2-0. - EX-DUCK GRIDDER DIES Portland (DPI)- Vincent Ja cobberger, who played half back on the University of Ore gon' Rose Bowl football team of i920, died Tuesday after a brief illness. pitcher Early Wynn and catch er Sherman Lollar were named to the team which also included pitcher Cal McLish, outfielder Rocky Colavito and first-baseman Vic Power of the Cleveland Indians, out fielders Al Kaline and Harvey Kuenn of the Detroit Tigers and third-baseman Frank Mal zone of the Boston Red Sox Mickey Mantle, who receiv ed eight votes for an outfield position and Yogi Berra, who got two for catcher, were the only Yankees among the total of 29 players receiving at least one vote. The team was pick ed by a 24-man committee of baseball experts, three repre senting each city in the league. , Wynn, whose 271 victories make him the biggest winner among active major league pitchers, also was a unanimous choice of the committee. Lol lar received 18 votes, and Power, Malzone, Kaline and Colavito had 16 each. McLish got 11 and Kuenn won the third outfield berth with 10. Volleyballers Seek Players Young Men's Christian asso ciation s mens volleyball club meets at the YMCA on Thurs day at 7:30 p.m. The club consists of a group of men seeking both fun and exercise. The YMCA gym is , set up for two volleyball courts and can play- four teams at a time. At the present time the group has only two teams playing. Members are looking for more participants. The club invites anyone in terested to come down to join the group. Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins The Short, Happy Life of the Luna Moth In a nocturnal flight of the luna moth, is mystery and sus pense in superabundance. Here are creatures who inhabit only the darkness; creatures too beautiful to describe, who en act the entire drama of birth, life, reproduction and death in only a few short hours. Silently I sat and waited. The night was very warm and still, not even a whisper of wind stirred in the leaves that hung quiet and dull green in the yellow tropical moon light. The stars were bright and clear and seemed so near that one could almost reach up and pick them out of the sky that looked blue even though the sun had been gone for hours. The nearby ham mock looked black; the thick vegetation screened the moon light from its interior; it lay off to my right, dark and mys terious in the night. I prepared to switch on the powerful electric torch I car ried. I was afield for the sole purpose of observing, if I was lucky, the nocturnal flight of night-flying moths. v Lights On I switched on the light. The shadows rushed back, as if in fright; the near edge of. the hammock became real as ev ery tree trunk and leaf sprang into view. It was several min utes before the insect noises resumed their usual clamor. By the time my eyes had ac customed themselves - to the glare, many small bugs al ready had been attracted by the light. The witchery of the moon and the languorous night gripped me; . I had to rouse myself with an effort. A shad ow had flitted across the outer bet uour Stetson UK) I 88 PROOF Code No. 181C $3.15 Pint ' Code' '.-JNo. 181B1 $4.80 3 00 18 K 9m ifeterrhicta Finest Bourbon Waterfill AND Frazier the Cote&atietatd or KENTUCKY STRAIGHT , BOURBON WHISKEY .. since 1810 ; 01M. WTEIFIll HO HHIII OISTIIUIT COMMIT, IAMST0WI, HMBCil DENIES SWEDEN SITE ; Minneapolis, Minn. (UPD World heavyweight champion Ingemar. Johansson today de nied reports his rematch with Floyd Patterson may be held in Sweden; 9 12 12 13 14 15 15 18 18 19 23 24 BOWLING EVERGREEN LEAGUE -Standings: . W. R. O. Stephenson Lbr. Co. 23 Kogap Lumber Industries 20 Medford Steel Co. 20 Big Y Market 19 Medford Corporation 18 M & M Motors 17 Medford Blowpipe Co. 17 Barco Supply Co. 14 Seven Up Bottling Co. 14 Patterson's Plumbing 13 Team Nine .. First Christian Church 8 Results: " Church 1 (Ralph Cook 469) 2602; Team Nine 3 (Leon Croucher 492) 2682. Big Y 2 (Don Jones 475) 2783; M & M 2 (John Mahaley 525) 2774. -Stephenson 1 (Clyde Ramsey 503 ) 2655; Steel 3 (Lin Smith 500) 2679 ' -" Kogap 2 (Don Pigg 538) 2847; Barco 2 (Dick Schlachter 562) 2880. Medco 4 (Wes Fowler 563) 2833; 7 Up O (Bill. Smith 525) 2584. Patterson 1 (Neal Dow 476) 2618; filowpipe 3 (LaVerne Johnson 510) 673. ' , COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Standings: Patterson's Bakery Ham & Egg'r Cafe Bates Candy Co. Kim's Restaurant , , Fam Bearings Mail Tribune Alexander '& Brown Ins Cubby s Drive in 1;jhfilH nil Co. - Andy's Jewelers W. . 22 . 22 . 20 . 19 . 18 18 . 17 . 17 . 16 14 Davis Transfer & Storage 12 : Quality Market 13 T TUt 1U,nn Cr 13 Rogue Valley Drilling Co. 13 Medford Paint Store 13 Tufnmine Fresh Bread 9 Patterson 3 (John Dickinson 617) 2614: Rogue 1 (Dale Cook 580) 2529. Richfield 3 (Walt Daigle 582) 2602; Quality 1 (Bill Blunt 567) 2527 Bates 3 (Leo Webtser 539) 2543; Davis 1 Ray Speer 539 ) 2507. H & E 1 (Jim Hennebeck 593) 2502; Tribune 3 (Spaunhorst 542) ner Q 1 ' 1 Fam 3 (Bill Newland 583) 2599; Andy's 1 (Joe Pruitt 515) 2460. Mann Co. 3 (Chas. McWhorter 593) 2640; M F Bread 1 (Jim Far- raKmVs 3(5Gary Couch 610) 2705; Paint 1 (Cot Hampson ojo . & B 1 (Willie riscocr w Cubby's 3 (Coe Brown 562) L A 2616 2662 The international airport at Kuala Lumpur, the capital of the Federation of Malaya, is being expanded for use of jet aircraft. is The Car That's AID New ... All 5L960 DODGEpMf DELIVERED IN MEDFORD INCLUDES: . . Heater and Defroster Shaded Windshield Air Foam Seat Electric Wipers Torsion Aire Ride Safety Rim Wheels Dodge Economy Slant 6 Engine New Car Service Winterized Gas, Oil and License PABSO 315 East 5th See It NOW At Jr3) livi Dodge - Plymouth Headquarters Next to Greyhound OTORS - . i Phone SP 3-3687 r edge of the illuminated circle, just where the light and the darkness met. I watched, try ing to see into the black shadows-then I saw her, she had come in from the side, her pale green wings glinting in the light-a moon moth. No more beautiful creature inhabits this earth than this frail being that flies only at night and whose life lasts but a few days. As men measure time, barely a week would elapse during which the en tire life span of the luna moth runs its allotted course. Yet in those few short days, this celestial beauty I was watch ing had emerged from her silk en tomb, flitted on r velvet wings through the warm dark ness, mated, would lay her eggs and die. FulL Short Life A full life, but a pitifully short one. Nature did not even endow her with a mouth she would have no occasion to eat. But during her few allotted hours of life, she had to find a mate, and nature gave to her a faint,- elusive scent that wafts far on the soft night air, is picked up by a mate some where out there in the dark ness. - His delicate fern-like anten nae detect the scent and he follows the invisible path un erringly to the waiting moth. A few hours in the moonlight, then she lays her eggs and dies. These two actors play their part but once; they are on the stage but a little time; they will never make a second appearance. Here are all the ingredients of a mystery, dark and profound. Adventure, sus pense, midnight tryst and even mortal combat, as once in a while two males will batter each other into senseless tat ters for the same female. ; Of the 8,000 species of moths that inhabit the earth, none is more beautiful than the luna moth.. There are many more moths than butterflies, but the majority of moths fly only at night and are seldom seen. The beautiful creature "un der the light flitted suddenly away toward a shadow that appeared at the far edge of the hammock. I switched the light off; the moon was as bright as ever; the shadows came back, the trees of the hammock became only a blob in the night. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1959) MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 1 0 Thursday, Oct. 15, 1959 Caledonia was the name used by the ancient Romaic to designate Scotland. Deer Rides Tanned EBERH ART'S SPORTING GOODS Gateway Shopping Center ' Hwy 66 Ashland MU 2-1381 I HURRY! SHOP NOW -BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! 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